Max Max 1 lobby card shows a car flying through the air and smashing though a caravan. 

Lobby card for Max Max shows Max (Mel Gibson) standing on a highway with a police car behind him.

Lobby card for Max Max shows Fifi MacAffee (Roger Ward) and two others in leathers with bike helmets.

A good example of the Unflinching Walk cinema trope. Max stands calm and resolute while behind is a crashed car and bodies.

Phar Lap pictured with his good mate and strapper-cum-trainer Tommy Woodcock.

A colour lobby card to promote the 1971 release of Wake in Fright (known overseas on Outback).

An Australian lobby card to promote the release of Wake in Fright in 1971 featuring a photo of the two-up scene.

Binning the baddies: Mick Dundee (Paul Hogan) throws a bin over the head of a criminal (Anthony Crivello) in this lobby card from Crocodile Dundee II. The tagline reads 'The

This lobby card features a picture of Mick Dundee (Paul Hogan) fistpumping Gus the driver (Reginald VelJohnson). The tagline reads 'The world's favourite adventurer is back

A special understanding: Lobby card featuring Storm Boy and Mr Percival the pelican. Lobby cards were displayed in cinemas to entice moviegoers.